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At Buffalo’s Week 15 game against the Miami Dolphins, the Bills recognized the Belle Center, which provides a variety of educational and social services for children, seniors and families, as the One Buffalo Organization of the Game. In honor of the organization’s contributions and commitment to bettering the Western New York Community, Bills guard John Miller presented the group with a commemorative game ball. Additionally, the Belle Center will receive a donation.

With input from the players, the Bills celebrated a different local organization at each home game this season.

During Buffalo’s Week 14 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts, the Bills recognized the Northwest Buffalo Community Center, which provides youth with educational and social enrichment programs and offers support to seniors, as the One Buffalo Organization of the Game. In honor of the organization’s contributions and commitment to bettering our community, Bills linebacker Lorenzo Alexander and fullback Pat DiMarco presented the group with a commemorative game ball. Additionally, the Northwest Buffalo Community Center will receive a donation.

With input from the players, the Buffalo Bills will continue to celebrate a different local organization at each home game this season.

During Buffalo’s Week 13 matchup against the New England Patriots, the Bills recognized the Matt Urban Hope Center as the One Buffalo Organization of the Game. In honor of the organization’s contributions and commitment to enriching our community, Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor presented the group with a commemorative game ball. Additionally, the Matt Urban Hope Center will receive a donation.

With input from the players, the Buffalo Bills will continue to celebrate a different local organization at each home game this season.

At Buffalo’s Week 8 matchup against the Oakland Raiders, the Bills recognized the Family Justice Center of Erie County as the One Buffalo Organization of the Game. In honor of the organization’s contributions and commitment to the community, Bills fullback Mike Tolbert proudly presented the group with a commemorative game ball. Additionally, the Family Justice Center of Erie County will receive a donation.

With input from the players, the Buffalo Bills will continue to celebrate a different local organization at each home game this season.